Ace Home Health Care & Hospice·Richmond, California
Provide physical therapy services to patients in a field-based home health setting across various California cities. Focus on delivering compassionate, personalized care while utilizing industry-leading documentation technology.
ACE Home Health Care & Hospice is a locally owned and operated healthcare provider proudly serving Alameda, Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties, with field offices located in Orinda and San Jose, CA. We are committed to excellence in patient care. As we expand our services, we're seeking compassionate healthcare professionals who share our mission of making a meaningful difference in patients' lives.
We actively seek team members from diverse cultural backgrounds and those with multilingual capabilities. This diversity strengthens our ability to provide culturally competent care and helps us better serve our community's varied needs, ultimately furthering our mission of delivering compassionate, personalized healthcare.
PTA unrestricted license in California, CPR Certification, California Driver’s License, with valid auto insurance.
Preferred one year of clinical experience as a physical therapist assistant
Willing to accept New Grads in conjunction with our preceptor-based training.
Job types: Per Diem
• Flexible scheduling and autonomy in managing your own hours
• Industry-leading documentation and technology solutions to streamline communication
• Growth opportunities including precepting, clinical education, and clinical leadership positions
Must possess an unrestricted California PTA license, CPR certification, and a valid driver's license with auto insurance. While one year of clinical experience is preferred, new graduates are accepted through a preceptor-based training program.
Market context
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